Motor Harvesters Promising In Australian Farm Use
A damaged Victorian article discusses a motorized harvester, its design, cooling tank, fuel supply, and the shift from horse power to motor power. It notes practical gains in efficiency, the balance with wheel drive, and the transition planned for next year as farriers adapt to autogathering and broader farming tasks.
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Horace
Abiogs
Azn
Ani
Ian Sltt
Figo
Weathar
Ik & Hovée
Tigi
Victoria
South Australia
Myrmong Meeting Debates Safe CoRanaroKORT Actions
A local committee discusses the upcoming event on Saturday focusing on account actions in relation to a regulatory matter dated New Year. Members debate safety, with calls to double efforts and ensure certainty in reductions while noting past prize considerations and weather impacts on harvest and yields.
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Myrmong
Coranarokort
McA
Tire Aly
Bey
Agril
Jane
Anpint
Local shooting meet entries and schedule amid weathered notes
Fragmented OCR text outlines shooting events with entries, distances of 200 500 and 600 yards, eligibility notes for captains and deputies, and a visit by Bacoliy Mo rifle unit to Egerton on Saturday February 26. It mentions practice days and nomination processes and a project related to an Aryra grant.
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Fenopy
Yonger
Ridley
Willinwrtown
Broahua
Nomitanta
Egerton
Baturdsy
Amaro
Aryra
Marriage of Alfred Lavwailin and Miss Christian Drow
Melbourne couple Alfred Lavwailin and Miss Christian Drow, third daughter of Phillip Bron, wed on Boxing Day at the parish church with the groom giving away the bride. The ceremony featured ivory and mother of pearl ornaments, a pink bouquet, and a large reception at the bride’s residence. A serious cycling accident nearby interrupted festivities, a cousin and others aiding the injured rider as she was transported to hospital. The dayalso included a Sunday Anglican service and various local notices.
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Black Wood
Tate
Alfred Lavwailin
Melbourne
Christian Drow
Phillip Bron
Barry F
Alabeatel
Ida
Diertuchar
Jace
Eri
Trate
George Brea
Ua Uum
Eure
Isah Brousgriek
Trewhella
Vitor
North Brighton
Miess
Lucy
Ada
Golden Point
Trewbully
Doylew Lord
Moray
Savarely
Uagie
MS ‘Crewhalla
Te Dhue
Thurk- Jay
Ch Sol
Bienkwond
Tharedap
Tusuey
Dofiesy Elam
Stegold Duyers Linena
Variong
Daylesford Dicate Y Atel Bros
Daylesford
Warden Cahien
Wuc
Tre W. Byrmy
Ropul Tail Hott
Golied “Point, Inc
Mfr
T. Beer
Middle Park
Orlehut Lab
Sonvaying
Alferts
Srusisen
Suey Haug
Uwe
Seotconniyese Archres
Orien
Chiarbatata
Ad Warren
Ghar Watton
Auction of Garden Seeds and Plants Sparks Village Trade
A quirky dialogue about flower seeds and garden supplies unfolds as growers discuss prices, varieties, and methods. The piece touches on market demand, seedling quality, and the appeal of specialty blooms while noting an upcoming auction and local merchants promoting horticulture.
Bacchus Marsh Police Court and Local Notices
Fragmented OCR yields a record of Bacchus Marsh Police Court proceedings and a nearby public notices section. The text mentions court actions, discussions of a caretaking or custody matter, and various local events and listings with dates and names, including references to a theater or public performances and a community trial period. The readable portions indicate a mix of legal notices, social events, and upcoming functions in a late 19th or early 20th century locale.
Gisborne Auction Notice Readies Estate Divisions
Fragmented OCR notice details a Gisborne hotel and estate sale dated January 31, listing Thomas Watson and Mowie and Sons as agents. It mentions main properties, farm implements, tools, and equipment to be offered, with references to locations near Melbourne and Gisborne and terms of sale for long time tenants and associated parties.
Cheese making in New Zealand dairy trade tensions
A chaotic report outlines debates over cheese grading and export flows between New Zealand and Victoria. It cites involvement by Glasser, Postel, and British authorities, noting three grades for cheese, butter issues, and shifting shipments to meet Australian demand. The piece mentions Sir Sewers, Lord merchants, and a rise in New Zealand cheese exports to Britain, with a value swing from £100,503 to £985,084 in a year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gooshaoub
Lea
Victorias
Samara
New Zealand
Wigtonshire
Scotland
AhiAea
Popaerly
Victoria
Gra Bei
Thorn Ien Peetier Fooinighily
Stein
Britain
Theseormlang
Eaware
Sowers
Chong
Great Britain
Zusland
Chiesa
Wolfe's Sebnarps and the three tonic qualifications
A fragmentary note argues criteria of raison deten in Wolfe's work. It presents three tonic qualifications as exemplified in Wolfe's Sebnarps, signaling literary analysis framed by phrasing and emphasis.
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Wolfe
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Justin
Srime
Max
Leah
Praiand
Tip Greatett
Thomas More
Nike
Pena Te Estely Ploegana
Hiumeox & Targenmi
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Blaitan
Bacchus Marsh Police Court
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Gamage Fund de Voneu 1B
Iyferdana
Parker
Surleeh
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Abo Pun
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A.h.al Apie Welnesley
Musial
Anton Sainmept
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Australia
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CEN
Thomas Watson
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Dixon
SOX
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Wil Bell
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Jomaary
PH. Bolinda Mains
Theva Pastams
Sora
Joe Gasusda
Xandar
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Ebru
Hywrundia
Farm Amplements
Hay Syurgons
Elouahs
Tomiey
Basane
M- Pane & Sons
Williaa Aizesh
Qisbaea
Dan Cort
Pearge Bros. Price
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Banory
Aacomrus Manin
W.E. Armstrong
Simow Bros
Srot
Beacham & Taylor
Hatters, Mercers and Outfitters
Mr. T
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Richmond
Taylor
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USA
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Tualer
Honda
Wo HL
Osverey
Dieteiot
D. Pillero
Usemsalanjual
Wester
Cweese
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